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Lots of fresh new ones in my house garden! a bucnh of cows got in
overnight. So far I can't see any damage so I sure do like a delivery of
pats so close at hand.


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Farm1 wrote:

Lots of fresh new ones in my house garden! a bucnh of cows got in
overnight. So far I can't see any damage so I sure do like a delivery of
pats so close at hand.



plus free end of season cleanup!


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